New Scale Captures How Flexibly People Reappraise Their Emotions
Researchers in Japan have developed and validated the first scale measuring flexibility in cognitive reappraisal, identifying four components—context sensitivity, repertoire, ...
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Stress Can Make You Pay More Attention: How Losing Control Boosts Engagement
New research shows that the low-control component of stress can increase consumer engagement with advertisements and attention tasks as a ...
Virtual Reality Reveals How Greenery and Traffic Shape Relaxation in Older Adults
A virtual reality experiment with ninety older adults in Ghent, Belgium, found that more greenery and less traffic independently increased ...
Defensive Coping During COVID-19 Undermined College Graduation, Four-Year Study Finds
A four-year longitudinal study of 1,348 Québec college students found that those on high defensive coping trajectories during the COVID-19 ...
Cell Death Gets a Map: How mTORC2 Positions Mitochondria to Punch Holes in the Cell Membrane
Cell death is rarely a tidy affair, but a newly proposed framework argues that one recently identified form of lytic ...
Disgust, Not the Scalpel, Drives Student Stress in Classroom Dissections
A German field study of 141 secondary school students found that classroom dissection raises emotional stress almost entirely through feelings ...
Why Some Teachers See Stress as a Challenge and Others as a Threat
A survey of 1,470 German vocational education teachers shows that appraising job demands as challenges rather than threats protects well-being ...
Lifestyle Habits and Mental Health in College Students: New Study Reveals Who Thrives
A study of 1,159 Portuguese higher education students links healthier lifestyles with better self-rated health, lower stress, female gender, younger ...
How Often People Use Substances May Reveal a Wider Web of Mental Health Risk
A network analysis of 1,196 adults shows that frequent substance use is associated with a more strongly interconnected web of ...
Five-Day Workweeks Linked to Higher Stress in Thai Factory Dormitory Workers
A cross-sectional study of 212 dormitory-residing factory workers in Ayutthaya, Thailand found that those working five days per week reported ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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